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Letter to Sir John Taverner, Agent General for Victoria, London

Year of publication 1910

Pages 2 p.

Author [Lubin, David]

Product type Letter

Synopsis (short abstract) The letter to Sir John Taverner discusses strengthening Australia's involvement in the International Institute of Agriculture. It highlights the translation of Dr. Miller's II Commission report, progress updates, English-language use in communications, and the need for a qualified delegate. The letter criticizes Australia's delayed engagement.

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